Well, we’ve finally made it! After being announced as the winner of Wildlife Artist of the Year in August last year, our trip to Uganda

As you may already know, and please forgive me if you’ve already seen or heard, but it’s all very surreal and I wanted to share!

Another update for you on progress for the exhibition in September (click here for details). There’s another finished piece (see below) inspired by one of

Preparations are motoring on for the upcoming Mall Galleries exhibition. I mentioned that I’d managed to finish a couple of other pieces in my last

It’s been a while, but I hope you haven’t missed me too much 🙂 The thing that has taken me away from my computer if

Hopefully you had a great time over Easter. We had family and lots of grandchildren staying, so we had a wonderfully, boisterous and fun filled

I really hope this finds you and yours all very well indeed? I have a few images as an update on how things are progressing

Morning! I really hope this finds you and yours all very well indeed? I have a few images as an update on how things are

We got to spend yet more time with Jimmy from UCF today, but in Murchison Falls, rather than Queen Elizabeth National Park. Yet again he

Rather than witter on here about everything, I thought I’d let the pictures do the talking. Suffice it to say, we went out on safari

I think this has to be the day that sums up the whole trip in a single incident. Leopards are well known to be secretive

This country has delivered yet another extraordinary day. We started nice and early, as we were off to try and find a group of Chimpanzees

The Uganda Conservation Foundation (UCF) is the entire reason we’re here and we’ve just spent the day with 2 of the team, Jimmy and Dennis.

After a couple of nights at Bwindi, we moved on to Queen Elizabeth National Park today, about a 4 hour drive. As a result, there

Well, this was a day long awaited. Ever since seeing David Attenborough spend time with gorillas as a child, it’s been something I’ve always wanted

Another driving day today. However, it really was extremely humbling. We saw lots of wonderful wildlife, and the black-shouldered kite may be another piece of

Our adventure starts with a very late night arrival (about 1am) at our Entebbe hotel. This really is a stop off hotel as we’re being

Morning, It’s been a long time, so I’d forgive you for forgetting, but I do sometimes complete work inspired by other places than Canada! There

Morning, It’s back to new Canadian artworks this morning. In the same town where we stayed (Golden) there was a great walk by the Kicking